pharmaceutical

Education: Bachelor’s degree in pharmacy from an accredited university. Specialized or graduate degrees may be an added advantage.

License: Obtaining a license to practice the profession from the relevant health authority in the country.

Technical Skills: Good knowledge of medications, drug interactions, and dosage administration.

Organizational Skills: Ability to accurately manage medications and inventory, and ensure inventory systems are maintained.

Attention to detail: Meticulous attention to detail to ensure accuracy in prescribing medications and providing advice.

Communication Skills: Strong communication skills to interact with patients, provide advice on medications, and answer questions.

Customer Service: Ability to provide excellent customer service, and effectively address patient inquiries and complaints.